#SUPERFLEX FANTASY HOW TO#

All players and picks in a row have the same value and, in theory, could be traded for one another. How to use a trade values chart These are tools to make your life easier! The left-most column is the assigned trade value for a row. Make sure to check them out because they are a little different than ECR. Another special feature of this chart is that the rookies are broken out into their own column next to a corresponding pick. Use this chart to look for those buys or sells, and then make some offers. That is a lot of potential value you might be able to gain if you can trade for him at a value of 47-55. For example, Jalen Hurts’ trade value is calculated to be 66, a full 19 points higher than consensus. That way, you can really get an edge on your league-mates. The ECR (+/-) column can be used to find which players the experts here want you to buy or sell and to help identify some key market deficiencies. Then, I compared them to the calculated values of the aggregated expert consensus ranks (ECR). But first, let’s dive right into the chart! What is special about this chart? I was able to partner with the experts here at The Athletic to make a special chart by generating exclusive values.

#SUPERFLEX FANTASY HOW TO#

I will go over what is special about these charts, how to use them and how I make them. As always, these are more of a guideline and should not be used as a bible. Trade values charts are a great tool for evaluating players and looking for potential trades. For your perusal, I have rookies, rookie pick slots, positional tiers and some new, funky colors. I am back this preseason to bring some fresh, hot dynasty trade values.

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